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0.89 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S45663 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.61 Width: 4.64 Height: 3.54 |
Weight: | 0.89 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,200 |
This sapphire is a transparent pear shape weighing 0.89 carat, with precise dimensions of 7.61 by 4.64 by 3.54 millimeters, presented in a mixed brilliant cut. The cut combines a faceting schema designed to maximize both scintillation and color saturation, and the stone benefits from an excellent polish that refines facet junctions and surface finish. Clarity is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, indicating minor internal characteristics that do not compromise the gem form or its ability to transmit light. The color intensity is described as intense, delivering immediate visual impact, and the material has undergone standard heat treatment to enhance and stabilize the hue. The sapphire originates from Madagascar, a source known for producing gems with lively and distinctive color profiles, and the specimen is accompanied by full disclosure of origin and enhancement. The Natural Sapphire Company places emphasis on accurate measurements and transparent grading, and these specifications reflect the stone in hand rather than an approximation.
The stone displays a pinkish purple coloration that reads as rich and bold, a combination of hue and saturation that functions as a symbol of personal power and distinction. The pink and violet components are balanced and vivid, with saturation sufficient to register strongly without appearing opaque, and tonal placement that allows the color to remain lively under a range of lighting conditions. Viewed face up, the gem presents a confident presence that can anchor a design or act as a singular focal point, and the pear silhouette provides an elongated, elegant profile that enhances perceived size and presence. In stylistic terms the color communicates intentionality and refinement rather than ornamentation for its own sake, making the sapphire appropriate for someone seeking an unmistakable yet measured expression of individuality. The intensity of color contributes directly to the perception of authority and distinction, while the transparent nature of the crystal permits optical depth that reads as both warm and regal.
From a gemological and practical perspective, the mixed brilliant cut is engineered to balance light performance with color delivery. Facet arrangement in this cutting style prioritizes both internal return and outwards brilliance, producing a lively mix of sparkle and saturated color windows. The stone dimension ratio and pavilion depth are commensurate with good symmetry, which supports even light distribution and reduces the likelihood of unwanted dark zones. Slightly included clarity is consistent with a natural gem of this character and does not introduce significant structural weakness. Sapphire ranks high on the hardness scale at 9, which translates to robust wearability in everyday jewelry settings, but standard precautions against hard knocks and abrasive contact remain advisable. Heat treatment is an accepted, long established enhancement that improves color and stability, and it has been applied in a controlled manner that is considered permanent under normal wear and care. Madagascar as an origin contributes to the gem story, as the island yields sapphires with particular minerological characteristics that often favor saturated, distinctive hues.
When considering setting and long term use, the pear shape and dimensions of this 0.89 carat sapphire suggest several design approaches that preserve both aesthetic impact and physical security. A bezel or partial bezel around the point can protect the tip while leaving the crown facets visible, or a prong setting may emphasize light entry and face up brilliance. Proportionally scaled surrounding metal work, and choice of accent stones or halo treatments, should take the intense color into account, as the hue will interact with metal color and any accompanying gems to either enhance or mute the primary tone. Routine cleaning with mild detergent and warm water and a soft brush will maintain brilliance, and professional inspection of the setting at regular intervals is recommended. The Natural Sapphire Company aligns its sourcing and disclosure practices with stringent ethical standards, and full documentation can be provided to verify origin, treatment disclosure, and the measured characteristics noted here. This sapphire presents as a durable and distinctive choice for a design that seeks to embody personal power and distinction through refined color and craftsmanship.





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